The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1887-08-03
Orange County.

Bradford.
Mrs. A. NJ. HoRNER arrived Monday from
Orange City, Florida, where she has spent
number of months with her daughter Mrs.
Henry &. Jones. - Quite number from
this vicinity attended Barnums circus at
White River Junction last Friday. Some
went to see it at st. Johnsbury the day
previous. - Farmers in this vicinity are
generally pretty nearly through with their
haying and have harvested large crop.
Some of it was considerably damaged by the
rains. - Mr.. r. X. Aldrich is very low
and able to take but little nourishment.
Braintree.
RUSSELL PAGE and wife of Burlington,
while in town visiting friends last week.
received a telegram informing them of the
death of his brother and partner ID. V.
Page of this town went to Burlington Sat
urday to attend the funeral. - Three
schools in town had picnic last Saturday
on Brantree Hill. - Abbie Hutchinson
has improved under the care of DR.. Moore,
who has returned to her home in Michigan
and left the case with DR.. Ryder. - Mrs.
Minnie Young Of Lowell Mass, was in
town last week visiting her mother. -
Hattie Bass and c. E. Woodward and
youngest daughter are on the sick list.
- L. G. Thayer and family of Boston,
Mass, are stopping in town. They are the
guests of o. S. Thayer. - G. S. Dudley
of Boston, Mass, is visiting his brother, 0.
p. Dudley. ii. G. Flanders of Knox
ville Tenn, was in town last week visiting
his wifes father, +. f. Clatiin. - Mrs.
p j. Blanchard is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Luther Hunt, in New Haven. - Mrs.
Edgar Sanborn's boarders, Mrs. and Miss
wilkins, returned to their home in Boston,
Mass, Friday of last week.
Brookfield.
REV. Mr.. PARSONS of Boston, Mass,
preached at the Second Congregational
church last Sabbath in the absence of Rev.
Mr.. Carr. - William Reed had the
thrown over an embankment last Tuesday
week. - Mrs. Langdon Marshall and
daughter Minnie are in Burlington, Mrs.
Marshall having gone there for medical
treatment.
Chelsea.
A CAMPFIRE will be held at the hotel hall
tomorrow Thursday evening, under the
auspices of the Sons of Veterans, it being
the first anniversary of the muster of II. f.
X. Hall Camp, and also the tenth ami
versary of the muster of Waterson
Post, G.. A. r. An address will be
peler and others from abroad are ex-
pected to be present. All are invited.
- Wales Moulton and Monroe o. Co
burn have lately obtained pensions and
considerable back pay. - Byron Berry
is working in a harness shop at Hartland.
- Carl H. Corwin has obtained posi-
tion as principal of grammar school at
Fitchburgh, Mass, and will 90 there in a
few weeks. - George NJ. Medcalf is
quite sick with typhoid fever. 60 E. p.
Densmore and wife of Manchester, n. H.,
old residents here, are spending some time
in town. - Jabin II. Corwin and two
daughters now of Athol, Mass, are visiting
their old friends here. - E. ID. Denison,
an actor travelling with the Atkinson &
Cook Company, who has been visiting his
father LYMAN DaniSOu has rptnrna1 m
Boston. - Among the summer visitors
now in town we notice the following: Miss
Myra Kendall of Montpelier, at Mrs. Nancy
Merrill's; Dan T. and Charles f. Stanley of
Providence, II. l., at f. b. Stanleys Mrs.
Mary f. Dutton) Ordway of Southern
Pines, n. c., at Hyde Cabot's; Mrs. Charles
G., Rolfe and family of Atchison, Kansas, at
William Robbins; Charles Wyman of st.
Albans, at Mrs. S. A. Crows Mrs. Mary
(Ordway) Stearns of Lowell, Mass, at So
phronia Ordway's - Miss Daisy Hoyt
of Boston will give public reading at the
hotel hall next week Wednesday evening.
- Old residents are panied to learn of
the death of DIR. Il. c. Worcester of Thet-
ford, who was in practice here many years
ago.
Corinth.
A FEW weeks ago, while pitching hay,
Herbert Wilson got the head of a spear of
grass into his throat. He was obliged to go
to Hanover to have it removed and has
since Deen III n crltlcal conultlOn, MS throat
being badly swollen, == Elder Jones has
so far recovered his health as to resume his
pastoral duties at the Meadows. Nine were
immersed and joined the church last Sun
day. - There are at present no church
services at the Center and no one in view
to supply Communications may be sent
to the committee on supply at either Corinth
or East Corinth, as there is one at each
place. - Jonathan Robie attended
church at the Meadows last Sunday for the
first time in year. His ninety-fourth birth
day occurs this month. - The weather
is unfavorable for haying. A large amount
of grass is still uncut. Crops look finely,
especially corn. -= The extreme heat has
nearly untitled some for work who do not
claim to be upon the sick list - Friends
from Lyndon have been visiting at A. Il.
Kinneys. - George G. Cook and wife
have gone TO Saratoga for few days rest.
- Miss Clough of Vershire will teach
the fall term of school at Corinth Center.
- We understand the veteran teacher,
George NJ. Dearborn, will teach at Corinth
Academy and Cooksvile Graded School the
coming fall. II. NJ Bond and family
have been visiting friends for few days at
Cornth.
DURING the heavy thunder-shower of last
Thursday night Mr.. Martin Waterman's
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